In: Routledge Studies in Urbanism and the City Ser
Cover -- Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of contents -- Illustrations -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- 1 Tourism and everyday life in the contemporary city: An introduction -- The entanglement of urban tourism with everyday city life -- Identifying relevant conceptual points of reference -- Introducing new urban tourism along its three key dimensions -- The extraordinary mundane -- Encounters and contact zones -- Urban co-production -- Studying an emergent field of research-an outline of the chapters in this book -- Limitations and avenues for future research -- References -- 2 Ordinary tourism and extraordinary everyday life: Rethinking tourism and cities -- Introduction -- Vignette 1: everyday sociality and practices -- Vignette 2: gazing on the everyday off the beaten tracks -- Vignette 3: living with tourists -- Conclusion -- References -- 3 Inhabiting the city as tourists: Issues for urban and tourism theory -- Introduction -- Contemporary tourism in question: from extraordinary to ordinary practice? -- Tourism as problematic category for late-modern societies -- Tourism as 'everyday' activity: the theoretical effect of practice theory -- Inhabiting the city as a tourist -- Humans as temporary inhabitants of places -- Towards a 'spatial capital' of mobile inhabitants? -- Co-inhabiting: whose right to the city? -- Inhabiting and the rights to centrality -- Inhabiting the city as exercising the right to mobility? -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 4 Tourist valorisation and urban development -- Introduction -- Gentrification -- The making of the city as a process of commoning -- Gentrification as enclosure -- Tourism and gentrification -- Tourists as co-producers of attractions -- Tourist valorisation in praxis -- Beyond seeing -- Valorisation 2.0 -- Tourism and the everyday
In: Routledge studies in urbanism and the city
In: Routledge studies in urbanism and the city
1. Tourism and Everyday Life in the Contemporary City: An Introduction Natalie Stors, Luise Stoltenberg, Christoph Sommer and Thomas Frisch2. Ordinary Tourism and Extraordinary Everyday Life: Rethinking Tourism and CitiesJonas Larsen3. Inhabiting the City as Tourists: Issues for Urban and Tourism TheoryMathis Stock4. Tourist Valorisation and Urban DevelopmentFabian Frenzel5. Escaping the Global CityGentrification, Urban Wellness Industries and the Exotic-MundaneJessica Parish6. Living with Guests: Understanding the Reasons for Hosting via Airbnb in a Mobile SocietyNatalie Stors7. Living like a Local: Amsterdam Airbnb Users and the Blurring of Boundaries between 'Tourists' and 'Residents' in Residential NeighbourhoodsBianca Wildish and Bas Spierings8. Commensality and 'Local' Food: Exploring a City with the Help of Digital Meal-sharing PlatformsLuise Stoltenberg and Thomas Frisch9. Places of Muße as Part of New Urban Tourism in ParisClara Sofie Kramer, Nora Winsky and Tim Freytag10. Commoning in New Tourism Areas: Co-Performing Evening Socials at the Admiralbrücke in Berlin-KreuzbergChristoph Sommer and Markus Kip11. You Are a Tourist! Exploring Tourism Conflicts by Means of Performative InterventionsNils GrubeIndex
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